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Table Whisky Single Grain Scotch Whisky 43°, 70Cl

€46.00

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Table Whisky Single Grain Scotch Whisky is a Scottish spirit crafted at a single grain distillery. This 43° whisky offers a smooth and approachable introduction to Scotch whisky, ideal for discovering single grains. Keywords: Single Grain, Scotch Whisky.
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Description

Introduction

Table Whisky Single Grain Scotch Whisky is a Scottish spirit that showcases the refinement of grain whiskies. Bottled at 43% vol., this 70 cl expression offers an authentic taste of Scotland's grain distilling heritage—a category often overlooked yet one that reveals all the delicacy and subtlety of Scotch whisky.

Category & Origin

This whisky belongs to the Single Grain Scotch Whisky category, meaning it comes from a single Scottish distillery and is produced primarily from cereals other than malted barley. Crafted in Scotland following time-honoured traditions, it meets the exacting standards of the Scotch Whisky designation.

Production & Maturation

Single grain production uses cereals such as wheat or maize, distilled in column stills to produce a lighter, smoother spirit than single malts. Maturation in oak casks allows the whisky to develop its aromas and complexity whilst retaining the silky texture characteristic of single grain whiskies.

Tasting Notes

Nose: The nose reveals delicate aromas of sweet cereals, vanilla and subtle fruit notes.

Palate: On the palate, the whisky is round and accessible, with a creamy texture and flavours of honey, caramel and malted grains.

Finish: The finish is gentle and lingering, marked by a light sweetness and delicate woody notes.

Serving Suggestion

This single grain is best enjoyed neat or with a few drops of water to reveal all its aromas. It can also be savoured in cocktails or over ice. Serve at room temperature in a tulip glass to fully appreciate its aromatic nuances.

Legal Information

Alcohol by volume: 43% vol. Volume: 70 cl. Please drink responsibly. Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health.

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